As for the "bunny-boiler" plot, I think this has been quite cleverly handled.
The author has very cleverly hidden clues in the story and let us to solve the mystery as well.
Benfica won 5-3, buthehe goal Puskas scored when Di Stefano cleverly put him through from the halfway line was as good as any of the eight which were scored that night.
Even Kohli was a tad circumspect at the start and he was cleverly denied the strike at the end.
Despite the fact that this book scared me almost to death, I would still rate it five stars out of five because it had such a brilliant atmosphere and it was devised so cleverly.
First, he cleverly made the case that "economic credibility", pursued via deficit reduction, was not some abstract goal born of ideological dogma, but one that ensures low interest rates, keeping "people in their homes".
"Mrs Thatcher cleverly passed the buck, leaving her husband to reply, and I remember exactly what he said," writes the diplomat.
The First Lady cleverly chose a silk shift dress by Mumbai-born, New York-based designer Naeem Khan, deftly combining a western silhouette with a skirt embellished in exotic silken embroidery that would not have looked out of place on a Rajasthani maharaja.
But there's a twist that cleverly mutes its brashness.
It can be done well, as along Regent Street, where vastly different interiors are cleverly inserted behind regular cream-cake facades.
England were holding on to a one-point lead when their replacement scrum-half, Stuart Townsend, cleverly kicked to the corner and then deflected a clearing kick by France's right-wing, Alexandre Pilati.
